Sentence examples for impossible to govern from inspiring English sources

No, says the ESI.Gerald Knaus, its Austrian director, says that, above all, Bosnia suffers from an image problem: to outsiders and a good many Bosnians it is a corrupt place, prey to organised criminals, and, thanks to its complex machinery of government, virtually impossible to govern.

And at every turn there would be the possibility of a weak government finding it impossible to govern and falling apart.

Yet governments can reach a tipping point after which they find it impossible to govern.

Even if they were squeezed out of Bangui, they could make the north impossible to govern.

It's impossible to govern; its economy (among the largest in the world) is in shambles.

And it carried Hilton's article across a spread, "How the EU makes Britain impossible to govern".

Bogus Washington quotations about religion seem to have been pressed on the public from the 19th century on: one of the most popular, cited by Newt Gingrich, Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck, Mr. Lengel says, has Washington stating that "it is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible".

On the other hand, we've seen that they can make it impossible for Democrats to govern.

"The issue is whether the events of the last two months have made it impossible for him to govern," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat.

On the contrary, he would have claimed that his power, however great, was exercised only within limits set by law and that the obligations inherent in his position made it impossible for him to govern in an arbitrary way.

The paradox is that the election law was created by Mr. Berlusconi before the 2006 elections when it looked, correctly, like the center-left would win — and he wanted to make it impossible for it to govern.